Fire Alarm Disrupts Warriors-Pistons Game

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Fans forced to evacuate Warriors-Pistons game after false alarm prompts terrifying message to flash on big screen

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NBA fans were forced to evacuate Chase Center in San Francisco after a fire alarm went off during a game between the Golden State Warriors and Detroit Pistons .

A warning message was flashed on the arena’s jumbotron urging fans to exit the stadium.

After a few minutes , the sports fanatics were advised it was a false alarm and could return to their seats.

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